((I'm quite certain there is money, but we don't know where it is. Or we do know, but we don't want to take it.))
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Purchase: Yes.
Contingency: Abstain.
(( About Chile's navy: Maybe Seek's character would oppose building Chile's navy
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Contingency: Abstain.
(( About Chile's navy: Maybe Seek's character would oppose building Chile's navy
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((Heard that Romano is retiring, so . . . .))
List of Characters (organized by players)
AtomicSoda:
Francisco Rivera - Senator of Santiago City
Pedro Rivera - Son of Francisco Rivera, Agitator for the Republican cause
BlindGoose:
Manuel Armando Prieto de las Casas - Politician, supported the Imperialists; died in 1867
Ferran Jaume Prieto Martí - President of the University of Chile
CaveBear3000:
Angelo Araya - Romanticist Author/Poet, Social Philosopher, Revivalist politician; currently General of the Army of Patagonia
Devotist:
Alvarez Ana - Senator of Antofagasta
Dyranum:
Jorge Alejandro de Santandera - Former Minister of War under Pres. Roseno(before the coup); died in the Congreso Nacional building in the 1856 Coup
Sérgio Gogołów - Senator of Maule Province (from Cauquenes); currently Ambassador to Prussia
Gloa:
Gabriel Alvarez - currently Admiral of the Chilean Navy and Minister of the Navy under Pres. de Santa Rosa; Participated in the 1846 Coup, but was aquitted
HoI2Geek:
Emilio Hernández de Caviezel - Senator (later Governor) of Bío-Bío Province, Founder of the Monárquistas, Minister of Foreign Affairs under PM Disraeli; Commited suicide in 1863
Alejandro García - Governor of Bío-Bío Province; Assassinated in 1853 (some say on Emilio de Caviezel's orders)
Liandro de Caviezel - Son of Emilio Hernández de Caviezel; later fled to Mexico
Armin Tamzarian - Schoolteacher(later Headmaster), Mayor of Concepción, later composed Armenia's national anthem
Ivir Baggins:
Eberado de Cary - Leader of the Nacionales and Tradicionales; died in 1856
Anselmo Galante - Senator of Valparaíso City, later Agitator for the Republican cause, Currently returned to his role as Senator (Member of the Socialist Party); currently Ambassador to Mexico
King5000:
Manuel Carrera - Colonel(later General), Minister of Foreign Affairs under Pres. Badajoz(1st term); assassinated in 1861
Sebastián Roseno - Son of Cesar Roseno, General, Crown Prince of the Chilean Empire; Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; currently General of the Army of Bolivia
Komisha:
José de Vallenare - Admiral of the Imperial Chilean Armada; Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Óscar de Vallenare - Son of José de Vallenare, Agitator for the Imperialist cause; currently a political prisoner
Lyonessian:
Pablo Subercaseaux - Journalist, Agitator for the Republican cause, later editor of the "Aurora de Chile"; died in 1867
Lorenzo Subercaseaux - Son of Pablo Subercaseaux, current editor of the "Aurora de Chile"
Mathrim:
Ramón Acevedo - Socialist politician from Patagonia
MikeBoy:
José Olózaga - Businessman, Political Analyst and Writer; currently Minister of Foreign Affairs under Pres. de Santa Rosa
OConner:
Armando de Vasces - Mayor of Maipú, later agitator for the Republican cause; died in 1861
Abelardo de Vasces - Son of Armando de Vasces, Agitator for the Republican cause, currently Ambassador to the United Kingdom
Pallen:
Eduardo Romano - Senator of Los Lagos, President from 1846-1855, Head of the Treasury (both for the Chilean Empire and the 2nd and 3rd Republics); Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; now retired
Prince of Savoy:
Braulio Silva - General
Red Cesar:
Cesar Roseno - General, Politician, Self-Proclaimed Emperor of the Chilean Empire (Cesar I); Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Carlos Juan Carnal - Radical Socialist/Communist Senator of Santiago City (from Patagonia)
Riccardo93:
Antonio de Santa Rosa - Agitator for the Republican cause; currently President of Chile
Rogov:
Antonio Disraeli - Prime Minister of the Chilean Empire from 1856-1863; Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Jorge Roseno - Son of Cesar Roseno, brother of Sebastián Roseno, currently leads an Imperialist government-in-exile in Spain
Rudders10:
Carlos Adonie - Senator of Santiago, later agitator for the Republican cause; currently Minister of the Interior under Pres. de Santa Rosa
Seek75:
Sebastián Carrow - General, Mrashal of the Army of Patagonia, Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; later assassinated the same year
Simon Germán - Radical Liberal politican, later assassinated Sebastián Carrow
Tamius23:
Witold Tamiuszki - Governor of Tierra del Fuego Province, Minister of War under PM Disraeli; died in prison in 1869
Osvaldo Tamiuszki - Son of Witold Tamiuszki, First non-Christian Senator of Chile (believes in traditional Mapuche religion/mythology), member of the Socialistas
TheKinguter:
Fernando Zepeda - Founder of the Nacionales/Tradicionales, politician; Executed in 1846 for taking part in the 1846 Coup
Mario Zepeda - Nephew of Fernando Zepeda, Agitator for the Republican cause, later Founder of the Anarcho-Liberales; currently General of the Army of the North
SoulStrider:
Gonzalo Fernandez Pereira - Colonel
YourWorstNightMare:
Karl Weissmüller - Former Head of Security under Pres. Roseno(later Cesar I) and PM Disraeli; died in 1863 while on board a ship en route to Austria
Augusto Weissmüller - Grandson of Karl Weissmüller, Former Head of Security
Zagoroth:
Michael Badajoz - Industrialist, President from 1836-1845; Executed in 1846 for taking part in the 1846 Coup
José Aragón - Nephew of Michael Badajoz, current Governor of O'Higgins Province, former Governor of Santiago City; currently General of the Army of la Rio de las Platas
List of Characters (organized by players)
AtomicSoda:
Francisco Rivera - Senator of Santiago City
Pedro Rivera - Son of Francisco Rivera, Agitator for the Republican cause
BlindGoose:
Manuel Armando Prieto de las Casas - Politician, supported the Imperialists; died in 1867
Ferran Jaume Prieto Martí - President of the University of Chile
CaveBear3000:
Angelo Araya - Romanticist Author/Poet, Social Philosopher, Revivalist politician; currently General of the Army of Patagonia
Devotist:
Alvarez Ana - Senator of Antofagasta
Dyranum:
Jorge Alejandro de Santandera - Former Minister of War under Pres. Roseno(before the coup); died in the Congreso Nacional building in the 1856 Coup
Sérgio Gogołów - Senator of Maule Province (from Cauquenes); currently Ambassador to Prussia
Gloa:
Gabriel Alvarez - currently Admiral of the Chilean Navy and Minister of the Navy under Pres. de Santa Rosa; Participated in the 1846 Coup, but was aquitted
HoI2Geek:
Emilio Hernández de Caviezel - Senator (later Governor) of Bío-Bío Province, Founder of the Monárquistas, Minister of Foreign Affairs under PM Disraeli; Commited suicide in 1863
Alejandro García - Governor of Bío-Bío Province; Assassinated in 1853 (some say on Emilio de Caviezel's orders)
Liandro de Caviezel - Son of Emilio Hernández de Caviezel; later fled to Mexico
Armin Tamzarian - Schoolteacher(later Headmaster), Mayor of Concepción, later composed Armenia's national anthem
Ivir Baggins:
Eberado de Cary - Leader of the Nacionales and Tradicionales; died in 1856
Anselmo Galante - Senator of Valparaíso City, later Agitator for the Republican cause, Currently returned to his role as Senator (Member of the Socialist Party); currently Ambassador to Mexico
King5000:
Manuel Carrera - Colonel(later General), Minister of Foreign Affairs under Pres. Badajoz(1st term); assassinated in 1861
Sebastián Roseno - Son of Cesar Roseno, General, Crown Prince of the Chilean Empire; Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; currently General of the Army of Bolivia
Komisha:
José de Vallenare - Admiral of the Imperial Chilean Armada; Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Óscar de Vallenare - Son of José de Vallenare, Agitator for the Imperialist cause; currently a political prisoner
Lyonessian:
Pablo Subercaseaux - Journalist, Agitator for the Republican cause, later editor of the "Aurora de Chile"; died in 1867
Lorenzo Subercaseaux - Son of Pablo Subercaseaux, current editor of the "Aurora de Chile"
Mathrim:
Ramón Acevedo - Socialist politician from Patagonia
MikeBoy:
José Olózaga - Businessman, Political Analyst and Writer; currently Minister of Foreign Affairs under Pres. de Santa Rosa
OConner:
Armando de Vasces - Mayor of Maipú, later agitator for the Republican cause; died in 1861
Abelardo de Vasces - Son of Armando de Vasces, Agitator for the Republican cause, currently Ambassador to the United Kingdom
Pallen:
Eduardo Romano - Senator of Los Lagos, President from 1846-1855, Head of the Treasury (both for the Chilean Empire and the 2nd and 3rd Republics); Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; now retired
Prince of Savoy:
Braulio Silva - General
Red Cesar:
Cesar Roseno - General, Politician, Self-Proclaimed Emperor of the Chilean Empire (Cesar I); Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Carlos Juan Carnal - Radical Socialist/Communist Senator of Santiago City (from Patagonia)
Riccardo93:
Antonio de Santa Rosa - Agitator for the Republican cause; currently President of Chile
Rogov:
Antonio Disraeli - Prime Minister of the Chilean Empire from 1856-1863; Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Jorge Roseno - Son of Cesar Roseno, brother of Sebastián Roseno, currently leads an Imperialist government-in-exile in Spain
Rudders10:
Carlos Adonie - Senator of Santiago, later agitator for the Republican cause; currently Minister of the Interior under Pres. de Santa Rosa
Seek75:
Sebastián Carrow - General, Mrashal of the Army of Patagonia, Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; later assassinated the same year
Simon Germán - Radical Liberal politican, later assassinated Sebastián Carrow
Tamius23:
Witold Tamiuszki - Governor of Tierra del Fuego Province, Minister of War under PM Disraeli; died in prison in 1869
Osvaldo Tamiuszki - Son of Witold Tamiuszki, First non-Christian Senator of Chile (believes in traditional Mapuche religion/mythology), member of the Socialistas
TheKinguter:
Fernando Zepeda - Founder of the Nacionales/Tradicionales, politician; Executed in 1846 for taking part in the 1846 Coup
Mario Zepeda - Nephew of Fernando Zepeda, Agitator for the Republican cause, later Founder of the Anarcho-Liberales; currently General of the Army of the North
SoulStrider:
Gonzalo Fernandez Pereira - Colonel
YourWorstNightMare:
Karl Weissmüller - Former Head of Security under Pres. Roseno(later Cesar I) and PM Disraeli; died in 1863 while on board a ship en route to Austria
Augusto Weissmüller - Grandson of Karl Weissmüller, Former Head of Security
Zagoroth:
Michael Badajoz - Industrialist, President from 1836-1845; Executed in 1846 for taking part in the 1846 Coup
José Aragón - Nephew of Michael Badajoz, current Governor of O'Higgins Province, former Governor of Santiago City; currently General of the Army of la Rio de las Platas
((Much. And guys, can we please use (()) when talking OOC? It gets confusing some times trying to sort out the IC from the OOC.))
((Sure!))
List of Characters (organized by players)
AtomicSoda:
Francisco Rivera - Senator of Santiago City
Pedro Rivera - Son of Francisco Rivera, Agitator for the Republican cause
BlindGoose:
Manuel Armando Prieto de las Casas - Politician, supported the Imperialists; died in 1867
Ferran Jaume Prieto Martí - President of the University of Chile
CaveBear3000:
Angelo Araya - Romanticist Author/Poet, Social Philosopher, Revivalist politician; currently General of the Army of Patagonia
Devotist:
Alvarez Ana - Senator of Antofagasta
Dyranum:
Jorge Alejandro de Santandera - Former Minister of War under Pres. Roseno(before the coup); died in the Congreso Nacional building in the 1856 Coup
Sérgio Gogołów - Senator of Maule Province (from Cauquenes); currently Ambassador to Prussia
Gloa:
Gabriel Alvarez - currently Admiral of the Chilean Navy and Minister of the Navy under Pres. de Santa Rosa; Participated in the 1846 Coup, but was aquitted
HoI2Geek:
Emilio Hernández de Caviezel - Senator (later Governor) of Bío-Bío Province, Founder of the Monárquistas, Minister of Foreign Affairs under PM Disraeli; Commited suicide in 1863
Alejandro García - Governor of Bío-Bío Province; Assassinated in 1853 (some say on Emilio de Caviezel's orders)
Liandro de Caviezel - Son of Emilio Hernández de Caviezel; later fled to Mexico
Armin Tamzarian - Schoolteacher(later Headmaster), Mayor of Concepción, later composed Armenia's national anthem
Ivir Baggins:
Eberado de Cary - Leader of the Nacionales and Tradicionales; died in 1856
Anselmo Galante - Senator of Valparaíso City, later Agitator for the Republican cause, Currently returned to his role as Senator (Member of the Socialist Party); currently Ambassador to Mexico
King5000:
Manuel Carrera - Colonel(later General), Minister of Foreign Affairs under Pres. Badajoz(1st term); assassinated in 1861
Sebastián Roseno - Son of Cesar Roseno, General, Crown Prince of the Chilean Empire; Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; currently General of the Army of Bolivia
Komisha:
José de Vallenare - Admiral of the Imperial Chilean Armada; Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Óscar de Vallenare - Son of José de Vallenare, Agitator for the Imperialist cause; currently a political prisoner
Lyonessian:
Pablo Subercaseaux - Journalist, Agitator for the Republican cause, later editor of the "Aurora de Chile"; died in 1867
Lorenzo Subercaseaux - Son of Pablo Subercaseaux, current editor of the "Aurora de Chile"
Mathrim:
Ramón Acevedo - Socialist politician from Patagonia
MikeBoy:
José Olózaga - Businessman, Political Analyst and Writer; currently Minister of Foreign Affairs under Pres. de Santa Rosa
Mr. Mikhail:
José Antonio Vargas - Colonel, Socialist writer
OConner:
Armando de Vasces - Mayor of Maipú, later agitator for the Republican cause; died in 1861
Abelardo de Vasces - Son of Armando de Vasces, Agitator for the Republican cause, currently Ambassador to the United Kingdom
Pallen:
Eduardo Romano - Senator of Los Lagos, President from 1846-1855, Head of the Treasury (both for the Chilean Empire and the 2nd and 3rd Republics); Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; now retired
Prince of Savoy:
Braulio Silva - General
Red Cesar:
Cesar Roseno - General, Politician, Self-Proclaimed Emperor of the Chilean Empire (Cesar I); Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Carlos Juan Carnal - Radical Socialist/Communist Senator of Santiago City (from Patagonia)
Riccardo93:
Antonio de Santa Rosa - Agitator for the Republican cause; currently President of Chile
Rogov:
Antonio Disraeli - Prime Minister of the Chilean Empire from 1856-1863; Executed in 1866 for his role in the 1856 Coup and the Chilean Empire
Jorge Roseno - Son of Cesar Roseno, brother of Sebastián Roseno, currently leads an Imperialist government-in-exile in Spain
Rudders10:
Carlos Adonie - Senator of Santiago, later agitator for the Republican cause; currently Minister of the Interior under Pres. de Santa Rosa
Seek75:
Sebastián Carrow - General, Mrashal of the Army of Patagonia, Was aquitted on charges of treason in 1866; later assassinated the same year
Simon Germán - Radical Liberal politican, later assassinated Sebastián Carrow
Tamius23:
Witold Tamiuszki - Governor of Tierra del Fuego Province, Minister of War under PM Disraeli; died in prison in 1869
Osvaldo Tamiuszki - Son of Witold Tamiuszki, First non-Christian Senator of Chile (believes in traditional Mapuche religion/mythology), member of the Socialistas
TheKinguter:
Fernando Zepeda - Founder of the Nacionales/Tradicionales, politician; Executed in 1846 for taking part in the 1846 Coup
Mario Zepeda - Nephew of Fernando Zepeda, Agitator for the Republican cause, later Founder of the Anarcho-Liberales; currently General of the Army of the North
SoulStrider:
Gonzalo Fernandez Pereira - Colonel
YourWorstNightMare:
Karl Weissmüller - Former Head of Security under Pres. Roseno(later Cesar I) and PM Disraeli; died in 1863 while on board a ship en route to Austria
Augusto Weissmüller - Grandson of Karl Weissmüller, Former Head of Security
Zagoroth:
Michael Badajoz - Industrialist, President from 1836-1845; Executed in 1846 for taking part in the 1846 Coup
José Aragón - Nephew of Michael Badajoz, current Governor of O'Higgins Province, former Governor of Santiago City; currently General of the Army of la Rio de las Platas
De Santa Rosa 1870: La Paz and the Navy
The La Paz Purchase of 1870 - a plot of land purchased by Chile from Brazil for the Chilean satellite republic of Bolivia - was a deal made at the barrel of the gun. Though the Congreso overwhelming supported the purchase, with only a few hardline jingos and radicals opposing the peaceful measure, they also heavily authorized President De Santa Rosa to declare war against Brazil should the purchase fail. Brazil's army, less than a quarter the size of the Chilean army and mostly stranded in Argentina, could not have plausibly defended La Paz against the combined Chilean and Bolivian armies regardless. Thus, for the bargin price of 10,000 pounds sterling, Chile purchased the entire La Paz region from Brazil, establishing a Bolivian "buffer zone" between Chile and Brazil, such that Chile and Brazil no longer shared a common border. An additional clause in the treaty (added by the Brazilians) stipulated that the Bolivian army would patrol the Amazon border in the future, ensuring no future border incidents between the two nations. This left the state department, who had been attempting to convince Brazil to join the common market for some time, much relieved. The Brazilian Army, then rampaging nearly unchecked through Argentina was also reportedly happy to hear the news that they would not have to come to blows with the largest army in the Americas.
The remainder of 1870 was a time of prosperity and discovery for Chile. By the end of the year, every province but Rios Negros in Chile had at least one factory, the profitability of which leaked over into government coffers. With the task of industrialization finally (apparently) complete, former President and Minister Eduardo Romano resigned in November, 1870, following a nearly continuous 30 years in government at cabinet level. His career had survived two coups, two civil wars, four administrations, and one treason trial. One of his last acts in office was the institution of a new mechanized mining program, perhaps a fitting ending to a distinguished career. He left office with Chile running a small surplus.
The increasingly literate Chilean population also gave rise to a new intellectual segment of society in 1870 - discoveries and inventions of philosophical and artistic importance began to emerge from universities across the Andes in this year. Doctors and medicine also made a flash resurgence in 1870, with prophylaxis against malaria and the antiseptic principle finally making their way to Chilean hospitals. A more mundane development was the opening of a second socialist newspaper, distributed nation-wide, to the new Chilean working class.
The last spectacle of the year was a Congressional inquiry into the Chilean Navy. Despite repeated urgings from multiple Presidents (both during Republican and Imperial governments) as well as the Congreso and Minister Alvarez, the Chilean Navy had never expanded beyond a single outdated frigate. After several months of hearings with the admiralty and various other contractors, the Congreso found that the country's inability to build a navy was fourfold:
1) Lack of funding. Most often the Chilean navy was given secondary importance to the army in funding matters, as raising the land army was seen as a higher priority.
2) Lack of facilities. A lack of proper shipyards or naval bases in Chile severely hindered the construction of the navy.
3) Lack of materials. Frequent global and regional conflicts caused shortages of timber, artillery, and other needful tools and components for the construction of a navy.
4) Lack of expertise. Minister Alvarez attested that the ships that Chilean shipwrights were used to and capable of building were traditional ships of sail, whereas steamers, monitors, and ironclads were increasing becoming the norm in navies worldwide. However, Chilean shipwrights simply lacked the expertise to build them.
The panel found that most of these problems could be easily remedied - funding could be provided as needed by the Congreso itself. Facilities would take years to build, but could eventually be provided. Materials were becoming increasingly available thanks to the expansion of the common market. Expertise, however, was not as simply obtained - eventually, the Congreso voted to adopt Alvarez's five-point-plan for the modernization of Chilean naval technology by 1880.
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And it's that time again. Candidates for the Presidency and the Army Chief of Staff should declare themselves now. The three parties are the Republicanos (liberal), FNT (socialist), and Radicales. You SHOULD declare your party for the Presidency but SHOULD NOT if running for the Army Chief of Staff, which is a non-partisan position.
Additionally, it's time to suggest a new political reform. We're still out of reach of social reforms. We're not voting yet, I'm just taking suggestions.
Sample:
I'm declaring my candidacy for President as a Republicano/FNT/Radical candidate.
OR
I'm declaring my candidacy for Army Chief of Staff.
The available reforms are All Trade Unions Allowed, Proportional Representation, and Non-Secret Ballots.
News From Around the World:
April 22, 1870 - Modern Logics
May 3, 1870 - Aerial Bacteria and Antiseptic Principle
May 3, 1870 - Philosophy of Language
May 6, 1870 - Sabotage in Patagonia Septentrional
August 18, 1870 - Classics Rediscovered
September 15, 1870 - The Chilean Red Star
November 1870 - Mechanized Slaughtering-block, Expressionist Music, Logical Positivism
December 1870 - Prophylaxis Against Malaria
Time to declare candidacies ends at 10:00 AM PST on the 17th.
Carlos Andonie is proud to once again declare his candidancy for the Republicano Party. After a distinguished Cabinet career and as an experienced Senator I will be delighted to bring my experience to bear in leading this glorious country.
Carlos Andonie
Minister for the Interior and Senator of Santiago.
Carlos Andonie
Minister for the Interior and Senator of Santiago.
I want to thank the people of Chile, my advisers, and my cabinet for the past eight years of prosperity and peace. I feel I have had a strong presidency, and fulfilled most, if not all, of my goals and promises. These past eight years have seen unprecedented growth in the market, the expansion, the modernization of the army, the rise of our prestige, our national greatness, the creation of a common market (that benefits us), and a plan to modernize the navy.
Before I offer my presidential endorsement, I want to see the field of Republicanos; once that has been determined, I will support the one I believe will follow my tradition of moderation, caution, and freedom. I will as well, offer my opinions on cabinet appointments, should the eventual candidate require assistance.
Before I offer my presidential endorsement, I want to see the field of Republicanos; once that has been determined, I will support the one I believe will follow my tradition of moderation, caution, and freedom. I will as well, offer my opinions on cabinet appointments, should the eventual candidate require assistance.
I announce my candidacy for the Army Chief of Staff.
My experience through all of Chile's wars and my humble origins through to my rise as Generale should make me the obvious choice in this matter.
My experience through all of Chile's wars and my humble origins through to my rise as Generale should make me the obvious choice in this matter.
I want to propose myself as the Radicales Candidate as President. And non-secret Ballots of course.
I announce my candidacy for Party Republicanos!
I also suggest to the Congreso that we should consider having a vote regarding on allow all trade unions in Chile. I do not see any problem with allowing unions that have links with the Socialistas.
Minister of the Army. Alejandro Cortez
I also suggest to the Congreso that we should consider having a vote regarding on allow all trade unions in Chile. I do not see any problem with allowing unions that have links with the Socialistas.
Minister of the Army. Alejandro Cortez
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I announce my leave from the Republican Party. I have deliberated over this matter for a long time, and have come to the conclusion that I hold more common ground with the FNT than with the gray mass that is the Republican Party. While I do respect Señor Santa Rosa and the members of the Republican Party themselves, I feel as if this undefined mass is bound to stagnate. Socialism is a new promising idea for the world.
Thus I announce my joining of the FNT and I will run as a candidate under the Socialist ballot.
I also put forward my old proposal of Non-secret Ballots.
- Sérgio Gogołów
((teeheehee, this'll be fun.))
Thus I announce my joining of the FNT and I will run as a candidate under the Socialist ballot.
I also put forward my old proposal of Non-secret Ballots.
- Sérgio Gogołów
((teeheehee, this'll be fun.
))
"I, Senator Carlos Carnal, once again seek the nomination of the FNT for the Chilean Presidential elections. We fared well last time comrades, and we shall do so once again! Yet this time, victory is within our grasp! For a more fair society, for a more free society!"
Reform: All Trade Unions
-Senator Carlos Carnal
Reform: All Trade Unions
-Senator Carlos Carnal
I announce my candidacy for President under the FNT.
I believe my part-European immigrant and part-Native American ancestry will help me to consider all Chilean workers equally, and I hope to establish a socialist utopia in Chile.
I propose Proportional Representation as political reform.
Osvaldo Tamiuszski
I believe my part-European immigrant and part-Native American ancestry will help me to consider all Chilean workers equally, and I hope to establish a socialist utopia in Chile.
I propose Proportional Representation as political reform.
Osvaldo Tamiuszski
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(( So tempted to take the third Republicano candidate spot right now, but the same thing that would make it so shocking/hilarious would make it completely out of character; so you are spared. ))
